@bonesofspring/ai-rules 0.2.20 → 0.2.22

package/presets/claude/nuxt/hooks/chain-team-phases.sh

@@ -64,10 +64,20 @@ const STACK = 'nuxt';
 const PLATFORM = 'claude';
 
 function waitForMetricsLock() {
+  // OD-1: real advisory lock via create-exclusive (fs.openSync(_, 'wx')).
+  // The previous impl spun on Atomics.wait against an unrelated SharedArrayBuffer
+  // and never blocked on the lock file, so two concurrent subagentStop events
+  // could both acquire the lock and corrupt metrics.json. Retry EEXIST with a
+  // 10 ms sleep up to 200 attempts (2 s ceiling). On any other error, throw.
   for (let attempt = 0; attempt < 200; attempt += 1) {
-    try { fs.mkdirSync(METRICS_LOCK); return; } catch (error) {
-      if (error && error.code !== 'EEXIST') throw error;
-      Atomics.wait(new Int32Array(new SharedArrayBuffer(4)), 0, 0, 10);
+    try {
+      const fd = fs.openSync(METRICS_LOCK, 'wx');
+      try { fs.closeSync(fd); } catch {}
+      return;
+    } catch (error) {
+      if (!error || error.code !== 'EEXIST') throw error;
+      const until = Date.now() + 10;
+      while (Date.now() < until) { /* 10 ms busy-wait */ }
     }
   }
   throw new Error('metrics lock timeout');
@@ -76,7 +86,7 @@ let taskLockHeld = false;
 function releaseTaskLock() {
   if (!taskLockHeld) return;
   taskLockHeld = false;
-  try { fs.rmdirSync(METRICS_LOCK); } catch {}
+  try { fs.unlinkSync(METRICS_LOCK); } catch {}
 }
 waitForMetricsLock();
 taskLockHeld = true;
@@ -104,7 +114,7 @@ function mutateMetrics(mutator) {
     fs.writeFileSync(temporary, JSON.stringify(metrics, null, 2) + '\n');
     fs.renameSync(temporary, METRICS_PATH);
   } finally {
-    if (acquiredHere) { try { fs.rmdirSync(METRICS_LOCK); } catch {} }
+    if (acquiredHere) { try { fs.unlinkSync(METRICS_LOCK); } catch {} }
   }
 }
 function appendMetric(event) { mutateMetrics((metrics) => metrics.events.push({ eventId: `${metrics.task.runId}:${Date.now()}:${Math.random().toString(16).slice(2)}`, ...event })); }
@@ -138,6 +148,14 @@ const DEFAULT_ARTIFACT_OUTPUT_IDS = {
   'mockup-reviewer': 'mockup-review',
   'api-contract-reviewer': 'api-contract-review',
   'tech-writer': 'documentation',
+  'openspec-author': 'openspec-change',
+  'qa-tester': 'qa',
+  'unit-test-planner': 'unit-test-plan',
+  'unit-test-generator': 'unit-test-spec',
+  'unit-test-healer': 'unit-test-heal',
+  'playwright-test-planner': 'e2e-plan',
+  'playwright-test-generator': 'e2e-spec',
+  'playwright-test-healer': 'e2e-heal',
 };
 function artifactOutputIdFor(step, agent) {
   if (step && typeof step.artifactOutputId === 'string') return step.artifactOutputId;
@@ -242,7 +260,17 @@ function recordSkippedStep(step, stepIndex) {
 function writeStatus(next) {
   status = { ...status, ...next, slug, updatedAt: now };
   const temporary = `${statusPath}.${process.pid}.${Date.now()}.tmp`;
-  fs.writeFileSync(temporary, JSON.stringify(status, null, 2) + '\n');
+  // Open + write + fsync + rename so the durable file lands on disk before
+  // the orchestrator reads it. Closes the race window where a subagent that
+  // completed milliseconds before writeStatus() could otherwise invoke the
+  // next step on a stale status (in particular the human-gate write).
+  const fd = fs.openSync(temporary, 'w');
+  try {
+    fs.writeSync(fd, JSON.stringify(status, null, 2) + '\n');
+    try { fs.fsyncSync(fd); } catch {}
+  } finally {
+    fs.closeSync(fd);
+  }
   fs.renameSync(temporary, statusPath);
 }
 
@@ -339,6 +367,12 @@ const AGENT_HANDOFF = {
     `Use playwright MCP when available. Follow testing/playwright-agents.md and debug-investigation. Upsert the owned terminal receipt in artifact-manifest.json; do not mutate status.json lifecycle fields.`,
   'tech-writer': (s) =>
     `Invoke tech-writer for slug "${s}". Write documentation.md from task artifacts. Upsert the owned terminal receipt in artifact-manifest.json; do not mutate status.json lifecycle fields.`,
+  'openspec-author': (s, scope) =>
+    `Invoke openspec-author for slug "${s}"${scope ? ` (scope: ${scope})` : ''}. ` +
+    `Read openspec/config.yaml schema + rules; if openspec/** is absent, emit blocked ("openspec/** not initialized"). ` +
+    `Author openspec/changes/<change-id>/{proposal.md, design.md, tasks.md, .openspec.yaml} and the capability spec delta per phase (explore|propose|apply|archive). ` +
+    `Run \`openspec validate <change-id> --type change --strict\` and \`openspec validate --specs --strict\` (Phase 3); surface FAIL output verbatim. ` +
+    `Upsert the owned terminal receipt (artifactOutputId \`openspec-change\`) in artifact-manifest.json with validator exit code + evidence paths; do not mutate status.json lifecycle fields. `,
 };
 
 const REVIEW_AGENTS = new Set([
@@ -459,7 +493,19 @@ function legacyFlow() {
 
 
 if (hookInput.action === 'end_human_gate') {
-  status.awaitingHumanGate = false;
+    status.awaitingHumanGate = false;
+  // A2 (retro §8): pin a single runId per pipeline so subsequent events don't
+  // fragment the metrics ledger across multiple runId sequences. Prefer
+  // metrics.json.task.runId when metrics already exist, then status.metricsRunId,
+  // then mint a fresh seed only on first ever emit.
+  try {
+    if (fs.existsSync(METRICS_PATH)) {
+      const existing = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(METRICS_PATH, 'utf8'));
+      if (existing && existing.task && typeof existing.task.runId === 'string') {
+        status.metricsRunId = existing.task.runId;
+      }
+    }
+  } catch {}
   if (status.state === 'awaiting_approval') {
     status.state = 'in_progress';
     status.phase = status.phase === 'human_gate' ? 'executing' : status.phase;
@@ -498,11 +544,29 @@ if (hookInput.action === 'end_human_gate') {
       }
     }
   }
-  writeStatus({
-    awaitingHumanGate: false,
-    state: status.state,
-    phase: status.phase,
-  });
+  // A2 (retro §8): if gate closes the final human gate of the pipeline
+  // (no resume happens, or current step's gate was the last), surface
+  // state="awaiting_approval" so a subsequent /task-continue doesn't misinterpret
+  // the post-gate idle state as "still in progress".
+  {
+    let gateWasTerminal = false;
+    if (!hookInput.activateNext && fs.existsSync(pipelinePath)) {
+      try {
+        const pipe = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(pipelinePath, 'utf8'));
+        const steps = pipe.steps || [];
+        const idx = typeof status.pipelineIndex === 'number' ? status.pipelineIndex : 0;
+        const cur = steps[idx];
+        const gates = Array.isArray(pipe.humanGates) ? pipe.humanGates : [];
+        const hasGate = (step) => Array.isArray(gates) && gates.some((g) => typeof g === 'string' && getStepAgents(step).some((a) => g === `after:${a}`));
+        if (cur && hasGate(cur)) gateWasTerminal = true;
+      } catch {}
+    }
+    writeStatus({
+      awaitingHumanGate: false,
+      state: gateWasTerminal ? 'awaiting_approval' : status.state,
+      phase: status.phase,
+    });
+  }
   process.stdout.write(JSON.stringify({ ok: true, action: 'end_human_gate', activeHumanGateEventId: status.activeHumanGateEventId || null }));
   process.exit(0);
 }
@@ -512,9 +576,37 @@ if (!fs.existsSync(pipelinePath)) {
 }
 
 let pipeline;
+let pipelineParseError = null;
 try {
   pipeline = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(pipelinePath, 'utf8'));
-} catch {
+} catch (error) {
+  pipelineParseError = error;
+}
+// Modern pipelines carry an `intent` field. If pipeline.json is present but
+// unparseable, surface the error so the orchestrator can stop and report
+// instead of falling back to legacyFlow() — which silently drops modern
+// roles like `openspec-author`, `qa-tester`, and the test-planner trio.
+if (pipelineParseError) {
+  if (fs.existsSync(pipelinePath)) {
+    const raw = fs.readFileSync(pipelinePath, 'utf8');
+    const hasModernIntent = /"intent"\s*:/.test(raw);
+    appendMetric({
+      eventId: `${status.metricsRunId || slug}:pipeline_parse_error:${Date.now()}`,
+      type: 'pipeline_parse_error',
+      at: now,
+      source: 'hook',
+      attributionConfidence: 'high',
+      error: String(pipelineParseError.message || pipelineParseError),
+      hasModernIntent,
+    });
+    if (hasModernIntent) {
+      writeStatus({ state: 'blocked', phase: 'blocked', currentAgent: 'task-router' });
+      process.stdout.write(JSON.stringify({
+        followup_message: `pipeline.json is malformed for slug "${slug}" — JSON parse error: ${pipelineParseError.message}. Re-run the task-router to regenerate pipeline.json, then resume via /task-continue ${slug}.`,
+      }));
+      process.exit(0);
+    }
+  }
   legacyFlow();
 }
 

package/presets/claude/nuxt/rules/README.md

@@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ In Claude Code all `.md` files under `rules/` are **discovered recursively**. Bo
 | `nuxt-app-core.mdc` | `stack/nuxt-app-core.md` |
 | `package-manager.mdc` | `tooling-and-review/package-manager.md` |
 | `code-quality-and-refactoring.mdc` | `tooling-and-review/code-quality.md` |
+| `ai-local-overlay.mdc` | `tooling-and-review/ai-local-overlay.md` |
 | `anti-sycophancy-discipline.mdc` | `tooling-and-review/anti-sycophancy-discipline.md` |
 | `vue-nuxt-anti-hallucination.mdc` | `anti-hallucination/vue-nuxt-anti-hallucination.md` |
 | `design-guidance.mdc` | `tooling-and-review/design-guidance.md` |

package/presets/claude/nuxt/rules/testing/README.md

@@ -9,3 +9,9 @@ Unit, e2e, Playwright agents.
 | `tests-e2e-structure.md` | `*.cases.md`, page objects, data-testid | `paths: tests/e2e/**` |
 
 See also `.claude/agents/playwright-test-*.md` after `ai-rules init`.
+
+## Shared core
+
+| Shared core | Cursor adapter | Claude twins |
+|-------------|----------------|--------------|
+| `testing/testing-principles.md` | `tests-unit.mdc`, `tests-e2e-structure.mdc` | `tests-unit.md`, `tests-e2e-structure.md` |

package/presets/claude/nuxt/rules/testing/tests-e2e-structure.md

@@ -1,49 +1,92 @@
 ---
-description: Structure of e2e tests and plans (Playwright)
+description: E2E test and plan structure (Playwright)
 paths: tests/e2e/**/*
 ---
 
-# E2E structure in the project
+# Testing principles
 
+Stack-agnostic; concrete paths, runners, and selectors live in the stack adapter (`## Stack notes`).
+
+## Behavior vs. implementation
+
+- Verify **behavior and business rules**, not implementation or internal details.
+
+## File naming
+
+- For **new** tests use `*.spec.ts` / `*.spec.tsx`. Do not rename existing `*.test.ts` / `*.test.tsx` without a separate task (legacy).
+
+## Runner and matchers
+
+- Use the project's runner (Jest or Vitest are common); components — the project's Testing Library integration. Reuse existing matchers — no new micro-framework.
+
+## Test title locale
+
+- Consumer apps **may use the project locale** (often Russian) — clear business phrases stating what is checked and the expected outcome.
+- When ESLint enforces the locale (e.g. `jest/valid-title`): each sentence must start with a **capital letter** (including after `.`, `!`, `?`); a space after `.` followed by a lowercase letter is forbidden ("capital after period" violation).
+
+Good (Russian locale in consumer app):
+
+- `it('Возвращает пустой список. Пользователь не авторизован', () => {})` <!-- i18n-keep: E5 --> (Returns empty list. User is not authorized)
+
+Bad (no capital after period; or wrong locale for configured ESLint):
+
+- `it('Возвращает пустой список. пользователь не авторизован', () => {})` <!-- i18n-keep: E5 -->
+- `it('Returns empty list when user is guest', () => {})` (wrong locale if ESLint enforces Russian)
+
+## Isolation and mocks
+
+- Mock at the **public-contract boundary**; use the project's accepted HTTP/API/store mock approach. Do not mock what is part of the feature's public contract if that breaks the test's meaning.
+
+## Coverage of cross-cutting modules
+
+- When changing a **shared cross-cutting module** (e.g. HTTP client body parsing, headers, error / auth handling) — **update or add behavior tests** covering success, error, and edge branches relevant to the module under change.
+
+## Data transformation coverage
+
+- Data transformation functions with computed fields and branches must have unit tests covering edge cases (boundary values, missing fields, unexpected value combinations).
+
+## Reuse fixtures over ad-hoc random data
+
+- Prefer shared fixtures / handlers from the project's accepted mocks module; do not duplicate interfaces in tests. Use the API response types (DTO types) and the **target domain types** from the project's public type surface.
+
+## E2E: one canonical scenario plan per feature
+
+- For each feature keep a **single canonical scenario plan** (distinct from implementation specs; the stack adapter names the file — typically `*.cases.md`).
+
+## E2E: scenario ↔ test traceability
+
+- Every scenario has a corresponding test. **Do not weaken** assertions to match an outdated implementation — tests must reflect business expectations from the plan. Colocate plan and executable tests in the same directory.
+
+## E2E: page objects / shared helpers
+
+- Prefer page objects and shared helpers over scattered selectors and per-test setup duplication.
+
+## E2E: stable identifiers (PREFIX-XXX)
+
+- When scenarios need stable IDs, prefix the title with `PREFIX-XXX`: `PREFIX` = first letters of words in the entity under test (Latin uppercase); `XXX` = sequential number with three digits and leading zeros. Within one `PREFIX`, numbers must form a consistent sequence with no duplicates.
+- Example: `test('OH-001 Отображается список заказов', async ({ page }) => { ... })` <!-- i18n-keep: E5 --> (Order list is displayed)
+
+## E2E: selector priority
+
+- Prefer role/label selectors for accessibility and forms; fall back to `data-testid` for stable elements. Use a **hierarchical naming convention** on page roots and key interactive elements (stack adapter defines the scheme — typically `{parent}__{element}`).
+
+## E2E: keep plans and selectors in sync with UI
+
+- When changing UI: update selectors in page objects and cross-check with the scenario plan. When adding/changing tests: read the matching plan and sync scenario titles first.
+
+## Stack notes
+
+- Runner: Playwright (`@playwright/test`).
 - E2E folder: `tests/e2e/**`.
-- Scenario plans:
-  - `*.cases.md` files — **canonical source of scenarios**.
-- Tests:
-  - `*.spec.ts` files — Playwright scenario implementation.
-- Shared utilities and abstractions:
-  - `tests/e2e/_shared/**` — constants, fluent interfaces, helpers.
-
-# Principles
-
-- Every scenario from `*.cases.md` must have a matching test (or set of tests).
-- **Do not** weaken assertions in tests if that contradicts business expectations from the plans.
-- Prefer:
-  - page objects (e.g. `OrderHistoryPage.ts`);
-  - shared helpers from `_shared`.
-
-# E2E test naming
-
-- Language:
-  - all `test` / `it` names, `describe` blocks, and steps in `*.cases.md` must be formulated **in Russian**, describing behavior and the expected result. <!-- i18n-keep: E5 -->
-- E2E title format (`test(...)` / `it(...)`):
-  - before the scenario description, put a **numbered prefix** in the form: `PREFIX-XXX Scenario description`.
-  - `PREFIX` — abbreviation from the **first letters of the words** of the entity under test, written in **Latin uppercase**.
-    - example: `OrderHistory` → `OH`, `BillingReport` → `BR`.
-  - `XXX` — sequential test number **with three digits and leading zeros**: `001`, `002`, `010`, `123`, etc.
-  - full e2e title example:
-    - `test('OH-001 Отображается список заказов', async ({ page }) => { ... })` <!-- i18n-keep: E5 -->
-  - within one entity (`PREFIX`), test numbers must form a **consistent sequence** without duplicate numbers.
-
-# data-testid for e2e
-
-- **Selector priority:** `data-testid` for stable elements; `getByRole` and `getByLabel` for forms and accessible elements.
-- **Naming:** scheme `{parent}__{element}` (e.g. `history-page__title`, `history-page__recognition-banner__attach-files-button`).
-- **Where to add:** on page root containers and key interactive elements (buttons, links, fields) that page objects target.
-- **When UI changes:** update data-testid in components and matching selectors in page objects; align with `*.cases.md`.
-
-# Agent requirement
-
-When adding/changing e2e tests:
-- First look at the matching `*.cases.md` and sync scenario names.
-- Place specs next to plans in the same directory.
-- Reuse shared page objects and helpers; do not copy selectors into every test.
+- Scenario plans: `*.cases.md` — canonical source.
+- Tests: `*.spec.ts` — Playwright implementations.
+- Shared utilities: `tests/e2e/_shared/**`.
+- **Russian-locale HARD policy:** all `test` / `it` titles, `describe` blocks, and `*.cases.md` steps MUST be in Russian, describing behavior + expected result. <!-- i18n-keep: E5 -->
+- `data-testid` priority: `data-testid` for stable; `getByRole` / `getByLabel` for forms.
+- `data-testid` naming scheme `{parent}__{element}` — example `history-page__title`, `history-page__recognition-banner__attach-files-button`.
+- `PREFIX-XXX` example: `OrderHistory` → `OH`, `BillingReport` → `BR`.
+- Russian example: `test('OH-001 Отображается список заказов', async ({ page }) => { ... })` <!-- i18n-keep: E5 --> (Order list is displayed).
+- Page object example filename: `OrderHistoryPage.ts`.
+- `## Stack notes` content is stripped by `scripts/check-shared-core-drift.sh` before byte-comparing this file against `_shared/core/testing/testing-principles.md`; keep prose above (core content) verbatim against the core file.
+
+See also **`testing/playwright-agents.md`** for planner/generator/healer.

package/presets/claude/nuxt/rules/testing/tests-unit.md

@@ -5,71 +5,84 @@ paths:
   - "**/*.test.{ts,tsx}"
 ---
 
-# General testing rules
+# Testing principles
 
-- **File names:** for **new** tests use the **`*.spec.ts` / `*.spec.ts`** suffix. Do not rename existing **`*.test.ts` / `*.test.tsx`** without a separate task (legacy).
-- **Runner and matchers** — as in the project (often Jest or Vitest); for components — **@vue/test-utils**.
-- Primary goal of tests:
-  - verify **behavior and business rules**, not implementation or internal details.
-- **Unit test naming** (strings in `describe` / `it` / `test`):
-  - consumer apps **may use Russian locale** for titles — clear business phrases (what is checked and expected outcome);
-  - when ESLint enforces Russian (see below), each sentence in the title **must start with a capital letter** (including after `.`, `!`, `?` and with multiple sentences on one line); the first letter of the whole string is capitalized too.
-  - **CI check (when configured):** ESLint (`jest/valid-title` in `eslint.config.mjs`) may require titles to start with a Russian capital letter and forbid a space after `.` followed immediately by a lowercase letter (typical "capital after period" violation).
+Stack-agnostic; concrete paths, runners, and selectors live in the stack adapter (`## Stack notes`).
+
+## Behavior vs. implementation
+
+- Verify **behavior and business rules**, not implementation or internal details.
+
+## File naming
+
+- For **new** tests use `*.spec.ts` / `*.spec.tsx`. Do not rename existing `*.test.ts` / `*.test.tsx` without a separate task (legacy).
+
+## Runner and matchers
+
+- Use the project's runner (Jest or Vitest are common); components — the project's Testing Library integration. Reuse existing matchers — no new micro-framework.
+
+## Test title locale
+
+- Consumer apps **may use the project locale** (often Russian) — clear business phrases stating what is checked and the expected outcome.
+- When ESLint enforces the locale (e.g. `jest/valid-title`): each sentence must start with a **capital letter** (including after `.`, `!`, `?`); a space after `.` followed by a lowercase letter is forbidden ("capital after period" violation).
 
 Good (Russian locale in consumer app):
 
 - `it('Возвращает пустой список. Пользователь не авторизован', () => {})` <!-- i18n-keep: E5 --> (Returns empty list. User is not authorized)
-- `it('При ошибке сети показывается сообщение об ошибке', () => {})` <!-- i18n-keep: E5 --> (On network error, an error message is shown)
 
 Bad (no capital after period; or wrong locale for configured ESLint):
 
 - `it('Возвращает пустой список. пользователь не авторизован', () => {})` <!-- i18n-keep: E5 -->
-- `it('Returns empty list when user is guest', () => {})`
+- `it('Returns empty list when user is guest', () => {})` (wrong locale if ESLint enforces Russian)
 
-# Component tests
+## Isolation and mocks
 
-- Use `render` from `@vue/test-utils`.
-- Assertions:
-  - DOM matchers for Testing Library as wired in the project (`toBeInTheDocument`, `toHaveTextContent`, etc.).
-- Interactions:
-  - `userEvent` from `@testing-library/user-event`.
+- Mock at the **public-contract boundary**; use the project's accepted HTTP/API/store mock approach. Do not mock what is part of the feature's public contract if that breaks the test's meaning.
 
-# Isolation and mocks
+## Coverage of cross-cutting modules
 
-- For API/store work:
-  - mock the store (via test-store) or use the project's accepted HTTP/API mock approach.
-- Do not mock what is part of the feature's public contract if that breaks the test's meaning.
+- When changing a **shared cross-cutting module** (e.g. HTTP client body parsing, headers, error / auth handling) — **update or add behavior tests** covering success, error, and edge branches relevant to the module under change.
 
-# HTTP client
+## Data transformation coverage
 
-- When changing the **shared HTTP client implementation** (body parsing, headers, error branches, 401/refresh, `FormData`, `blob`, etc.) — **update or add behavior tests** next to the client module in `lib/clients/**` (prefer `*.spec.ts`; legacy `*.test.ts` — do not touch without a task).
-- Cover meaningful branches: successful JSON, HTTP error, network, auth scenarios relevant to the project.
+- Data transformation functions with computed fields and branches must have unit tests covering edge cases (boundary values, missing fields, unexpected value combinations).
 
-# Mappers and data transformation
+## Reuse fixtures over ad-hoc random data
 
-- Data mapping functions (DTO → domain model and back), especially with computed fields and branches, must have unit tests.
-- In mapper tests, pay special attention to edge cases and business-rule regression (for example, boundary values, missing fields, unexpected value combinations).
+- Prefer shared fixtures / handlers from the project's accepted mocks module; do not duplicate interfaces in tests. Use the API response types (DTO types) and the **target domain types** from the project's public type surface.
 
-# Agent requirement
+## E2E: one canonical scenario plan per feature
 
-When adding tests:
-- Follow existing test structure and patterns in the repository: `*.spec.ts(x)` next to the module or in a shared test directory — as in neighboring features.
-- Add tests for critical logic branches and edge cases.
- - When working with data:
-   - use **response types** from the API (DTO types) and **target domain types** from `@/types`; do not duplicate interfaces in tests;
-   - when possible, rely on data and handlers from `mocks/**` (or repo equivalent), not ad-hoc random test data.
- - Placement:
-   - for **UI components** — **do not create** a `__tests__` subdirectory inside the component folder; the test is a sibling `*.spec.ts`.
-   - in **other modules** (for example `api/services`) an existing `__tests__` layout is acceptable — do not break it for UI uniformity.
-   - **new** files — `*.spec.ts` / `*.spec.ts` (see "File names" above).
-## Incorrect
+- For each feature keep a **single canonical scenario plan** (distinct from implementation specs; the stack adapter names the file — typically `*.cases.md`).
 
-```ts
-it('returns empty list when guest', () => {})
-```
+## E2E: scenario ↔ test traceability
 
-- `it('Возвращает пустой список. пользователь не авторизован', () => {})` <!-- i18n-keep: E5 -->
+- Every scenario has a corresponding test. **Do not weaken** assertions to match an outdated implementation — tests must reflect business expectations from the plan. Colocate plan and executable tests in the same directory.
+
+## E2E: page objects / shared helpers
+
+- Prefer page objects and shared helpers over scattered selectors and per-test setup duplication.
+
+## E2E: stable identifiers (PREFIX-XXX)
+
+- When scenarios need stable IDs, prefix the title with `PREFIX-XXX`: `PREFIX` = first letters of words in the entity under test (Latin uppercase); `XXX` = sequential number with three digits and leading zeros. Within one `PREFIX`, numbers must form a consistent sequence with no duplicates.
+- Example: `test('OH-001 Отображается список заказов', async ({ page }) => { ... })` <!-- i18n-keep: E5 --> (Order list is displayed)
+
+## E2E: selector priority
+
+- Prefer role/label selectors for accessibility and forms; fall back to `data-testid` for stable elements. Use a **hierarchical naming convention** on page roots and key interactive elements (stack adapter defines the scheme — typically `{parent}__{element}`).
+
+## E2E: keep plans and selectors in sync with UI
+
+- When changing UI: update selectors in page objects and cross-check with the scenario plan. When adding/changing tests: read the matching plan and sync scenario titles first.
 
-## Correct
+## Stack notes
 
-- `it('Возвращает пустой список. Пользователь не авторизован', () => {})` <!-- i18n-keep: E5 -->
+- `render` and DOM matchers (`toBeInTheDocument`, `toHaveTextContent`, …) from `@vue/test-utils`.
+- `userEvent` from `@testing-library/user-event`.
+- `jest/valid-title` ESLint rule in `eslint.config.mjs` (Nuxt project root; no `app/` prefix) — capital-after-period.
+- HTTP-client behavior tests next to `lib/clients/**` (Nuxt convention, no `app/` prefix).
+- Shared fixtures live in `mocks/**`; DTO types from API + `@/types` for domain types — never duplicate interfaces in tests.
+- Mock the store via `test-store` (Pinia) or the project's accepted HTTP/API mock approach.
+- UI placement: sibling `*.spec.ts` (no `__tests__/` inside component folder); `api/services` `__tests__` layout is acceptable.
+- `## Stack notes` content is stripped by `scripts/check-shared-core-drift.sh` before byte-comparing this file against `_shared/core/testing/testing-principles.md`; keep prose above (core content) verbatim against the core file.

package/presets/claude/nuxt/rules/tooling-and-review/agent-team-orchestrator.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-description: Orchestrates the agent team via task-router and pipeline.json. Use for /task, /task-continue, /feature-start, task decomposition, or when the user describes a feature, bug, or review request.
+description: Orchestrates the agent team via task-router and pipeline.json. Use for /task, /task-continue, task decomposition, or when the user describes a feature, bug, or review request.
 paths: .claude/team/**
 ---
 
@@ -17,8 +17,6 @@ Work request without `/task` — see **`agent-team-intake.mdc`** (when to sugges
 |---------|------|
 | **`/task <desc>`** | **Preferred** — router → dynamic pipeline → first agent |
 | `/task-continue <slug>` | After human gate or pause |
-| `/feature-start <desc>` | Legacy: analyst-only start (no router) |
-| `/feature-continue <slug>` | Alias of task-continue |
 | `/spec-start [desc]` | Generate/bootstrap `docs/specs` — router intent `spec-gen` → analyst author mode → human gate |
 | `/technical-retro [slug]` | Retro with agent team block |
 
@@ -50,6 +48,7 @@ Work request without `/task` — see **`agent-team-intake.mdc`** (when to sugges
 | `playwright-test-generator` | e2e tests | e2e spec generation |
 | `playwright-test-healer` | e2e fixes | failing/flaky e2e fixes |
 | `tech-writer` | docs / team | docs-only, feature/migration docs |
+| `openspec-author` | `openspec/**` only | openspec-change (`/opsx:propose`, `/opsx:apply`, `/opsx:archive`, openspec refresh) |
 
 **Cursor frontmatter:** all team pipeline agents use `readonly: false` so they can write `.cursor/team/**`. Production/app restrictions live in the agent prompt body — do **not** set `readonly: true` (Cursor blocks *all* file writes, including team artifacts).
 
@@ -57,7 +56,7 @@ Full prompts: `.cursor/agents/*.md`. Artifact conventions: `.cursor/team/README.
 
 **Behavioral UX:** `task-analyst` loads requestable skill `ux-design` for standalone intent `ux-design` and embedded required-signal / advisory UI AC. No `ux-designer` agent in v1.
 
-**Product specs:** When `/task`, `/feature-start`, or `/spec-start` touches pages/features/`docs/specs`: if INDEX exists and no generate intent → instruct next agent to load requestable **`product-specs`** (consume; soft-fail; never invent). If generate/bootstrap/`spec-gen` → load **`product-specs-authoring`** + skill **`spec-authoring`** inside **task-analyst** (not a separate pipeline step); pass created spec paths + INDEX diff in handoff; human gate must approve before feature-developer. No-op if INDEX absent and no author intent.
+**Product specs:** When `/task` or `/spec-start` touches pages/features/`docs/specs`: if INDEX exists and no generate intent → instruct next agent to load requestable **`product-specs`** (consume; soft-fail; never invent). If generate/bootstrap/`spec-gen` → load **`product-specs-authoring`** + skill **`spec-authoring`** inside **task-analyst** (not a separate pipeline step); pass created spec paths + INDEX diff in handoff; human gate must approve before feature-developer. No-op if INDEX absent and no author intent.
 
 When editing `packages/ai-rules/presets/**`, follow **`preset-pr-checklist.mdc`** (+ twin-sync / layering / token-budget / leakage meta-rules).
 
@@ -180,7 +179,7 @@ After each agent completes, verify its terminal manifest receipt, then let the o
 
 ## Legacy mode
 
-If `pipeline.json` is missing (old `/feature-start` tasks), fall back to fixed phases: analysis → development → review → testing. Hook supports both.
+If `pipeline.json` is missing, fall back to fixed phases: analysis → development → review → testing. Hook supports both.
 
 ## Skip pipeline when
 
@@ -196,3 +195,7 @@ Borderline work requests — see **`agent-team-intake.mdc`**.
 ## Auto-detection (optional)
 
 When user describes a **non-trivial task** (not a question), suggest `/task <message>` or run router if they agree.
+
+## Preset authoring
+
+When the work edits `packages/ai-rules/presets/**` (or dogfood `.claude/` sync of presets), follow meta-rules: **preset-pr-checklist**, **preset-twin-sync**, **preset-layering**, **preset-token-budget**, **preset-no-cross-stack-leakage**.

package/presets/claude/nuxt/rules/tooling-and-review/ai-local-overlay.md

@@ -0,0 +1,48 @@
+---
+description: Local overlay from .ai.local/ (consumer-owned rules with priority over preset rules) — MANDATORY
+paths:
+  - "**/.ai.local/**"
+  - "**/AGENTS.md"
+  - "**/CLAUDE.md"
+alwaysApply: false
+impact: CRITICAL
+---
+
+# Local overlay (`.ai.local/`) — MANDATORY
+
+This rule is mandatory. **You MUST** obey it on every turn, without exception.
+
+## On every turn
+
+1. **Probe** — before answering, run `ls -la .ai.local` from the repository root.
+2. **Walk** — if `.ai.local/` exists at multiple levels (monorepo), read every level from root to leaf. **Deeper wins** in practice: more specific rules appear later in the assembled context and take precedence.
+3. **Apply** — treat every `.ai.local/rules/*.md` and `.ai.local/conventions.md` as a higher-priority rule for this repo. The block below ("Authoring `.ai.local/rules/*.md`") defines the conventions.
+4. **Conflict** — if a local rule conflicts with a preset rule, **the local rule wins**. If a local rule body contains `override: kill <preset-rule-name>`, drop that preset rule from your context window entirely.
+5. **Acknowledge** — when answering a user question, briefly state which `.ai.local/` rules apply to the current task (one line is enough). Format: `Using .ai.local: <rule-name>(, <rule-name>)*`. If no `.ai.local/` exists, do NOT mention this rule.
+
+If `.ai.local/` does not exist → **no-op**, do not error. Do not produce any log line about its absence.
+
+## Authoring `.ai.local/rules/*.md` (consumer-side reference)
+
+Each `.ai.local/rules/<name>.md` is a plain-markdown rule body. The model parses it as:
+
+- Lines before `## Body` are scope metadata. Only `glob:` / `globs:` / `override:` lines are recognised.
+- Everything from `## Body` onward is the rule body.
+- `glob: always` → always-on. Counts against your context budget.
+- `globs: <comma-separated globs>` → on-demand; applies only when matching files are in focus.
+- `override: kill <preset-rule-name>` → drop that preset rule from context.
+
+Keep files ≤ 120 lines. Match the style of preset rules (short sections, bullets, code examples).
+
+## Limitations (read this)
+
+- Cursor/Claude do **not** natively read `.ai.local/`. This rule is a **prompt-only** mechanism: it asks you, the model, to read and apply the files. Reliability is high but not 100%.
+- If a user adds a file to `.ai.local/` mid-session, **restart the session** to be sure it is picked up.
+- "Priority" is **contextual**, not enforced. Always re-read the local rule before answering questions that touch it.
+- This rule is **not** session-start (Claude convention); it loads on touch of `.ai.local/**` or `AGENTS.md`/`CLAUDE.md`. The "every turn" mandate is enforced by the body text, not by Cursor/Claude loading semantics.
+
+## Pointers
+
+- Authoring guide: `docs/LOCAL-OVERLAY.md` in the `@bonesofspring/ai-rules` package.
+- Living gotchas alternative: `.claude/team/conventions.md`.
+- Root `AGENTS.md` reinforces this rule with a `MANDATORY` section.

package/presets/claude/nuxt/rules/tooling-and-review/preset-pr-checklist.md

@@ -15,11 +15,15 @@ Checklist for PRs that touch `packages/ai-rules/presets/**` (and dogfood `.curso
 - [ ] **Core:** if `_shared/core/**` changed — all `<!-- shared-core: … -->` consumers updated (or documented intentional fork)
 - [ ] **Twin:** Cursor change → Claude twin **same PR** (**FAIL** if missing on next, nuxt, svelte, ios-swift, android-kotlin, go, java, mcp-ts, php-hexagonal, and php-laravel — see `preset-twin-sync`)
 - [ ] **Mapping:** `claude/<stack>/rules/README.md` mapping table is current
-- [ ] **Token budget:** alwaysApply / session-start ≤ 3; meta rules not always-on
+- [ ] **Token budget:** Cursor `alwaysApply` ≤ 4 (4th slot reserved for `ai-local-overlay`); Claude session-start exactly 3; meta rules not always-on
+- [ ] **Local overlay coverage:** every installable stack ships `ai-local-overlay.mdc` (Cursor) and `ai-local-overlay.md` (Claude) with `MANDATORY` + acknowledgement format + `docs/LOCAL-OVERLAY.md` pointer; Claude twin listed in `claude/<stack>/rules/README.md` mapping table. Run `packages/ai-rules/scripts/check-local-overlay.sh`.
 - [ ] **Leakage:** no foreign stack agent stems / handoff strings (`preset-no-cross-stack-leakage`)
+- [ ] **Hook-only lifecycle:** `status.json` / `metrics.json` writes happen only inside `hooks/`; agents read but never rewrite lifecycle fields. Run `packages/ai-rules/scripts/check-hook-only-lifecycle.sh`.
+- [ ] **Chain fork:** the byte-wise MD5 uniqueness of `chain-team-phases.sh` across the 10 stacks × 2 platforms (20 hooks) holds. Run `packages/ai-rules/scripts/check-chain-hook-coverage.sh` and `packages/ai-rules/scripts/test-chain-team-phases-coverage.mjs`.
 - [ ] **Twin depth:** domain ≥15 lines; thin aliases documented
 - [ ] **README:** stack `rules/README.md` core→stack mapping / catalog updated if stems added
 - [ ] **CHANGELOG / package README:** note when public preset paths or install surface change
+- [ ] **i18n anchors:** kept-marked Cyrillic fragments in `tests-unit.md(c)` stay consistent with their English counterparts. Run `packages/ai-rules/scripts/check-preset-i18n.sh`.
 - [ ] **Dogfood:** run `packages/ai-rules/scripts/sync-dogfood-cursor.sh` (or document intentional skip) when maintaining this monorepo
 - [ ] **shared-core drift:** for embed-mode stems, run `packages/ai-rules/scripts/check-shared-core-drift.sh` (or document intentional fork)
 

package/presets/claude/nuxt/rules/tooling-and-review/preset-token-budget.md

@@ -14,12 +14,16 @@ Invariants for rule loading in an **installed** preset (consumer app).
 
 | Platform | Always-on | Cap |
 |----------|-----------|-----|
-| Cursor | `alwaysApply: true` | **≤ 3** |
+| Cursor | `alwaysApply: true` | **≤ 4** |
 | Claude | rules **without** `paths:` | **exactly 3** |
 
+**Cursor 4th slot is reserved for `ai-local-overlay`** (consumer-owned `.ai.local/` rules). If you do not need local overlay, demote that rule to `globs: ["**/.ai.local/**"]` and revert to ≤3.
+
 **Claude Option A (README exclusion):** when counting Claude rules without `paths:` / session-start, **exclude `**/README.md`** (topic indexes are not session-start rules). The intended session-start trio remains **exactly 3**; body budget sums **only those 3** rules.
 
-Session-start body budget (where documented): ≤140 lines total (stretch ≤120).
+Session-start body budget:
+- Claude trio: ≤140 lines total (stretch ≤120).
+- Cursor 4-set: ≤170 lines total (4 rules including `ai-local-overlay`).
 
 ## Meta / author rules
 
@@ -35,4 +39,4 @@ Orchestrator, feature-delivery, code-review, post-change gates, domain globs —
 
 ## Verifier
 
-build-verifier **FAIL** if alwaysApply / session-start count exceeds 3 (Claude count **excludes `**/README.md`**), or if a `preset-*` meta rule is marked always-on.
+build-verifier **FAIL** if Cursor `alwaysApply` count exceeds 4, Claude session-start count exceeds 3 (Claude count **excludes `**/README.md`**), or if a `preset-*` meta rule is marked always-on.

package/presets/claude/nuxt/rules/tooling-and-review/preset-twin-sync.md

@@ -35,6 +35,8 @@ Cursor `.mdc` — **SoT per stack**. Claude topic `.md` — derived twin.
 
 - **Domain** rules: ≥15 body lines (FAIL if thin without documented alias reason).
 - **Thin aliases** (`agent-team-intake`, `technical-retro`): may be shorter (soft) if they only point to a command/skill.
+- **Slim-companion rules** (UI-edit bundle, slim app-cores, slim tooling): may be shorter than 15 lines **if and only if** the body is a pointer into shared-core / stack-prose (no standalone prose). Examples live in stack `rules/README.md` (e.g. `cursor/next/rules/README.md` "UI-edit bundle" intent).
+  - Mechanical enforcement lives in `packages/ai-rules/scripts/check-preset-token-budget.sh` — see `SLIM_COMPANION_ALLOWLIST` (the 53 stems accepted as slim pointers) and `MIN_SLIM_BODY_LINES` (5-line floor). Slim-companion rules with a body of 6–14 lines whose stem is **not** in the allowlist are reported as slim violations by the script.
 
 ## Severity (build-verifier)